In motherhood, and all of life, we can often learn a lot by seeking out “the teacher whose classroom is running well.”

With the gospel as our foundation, we’re free to enjoy the extra trimmings and traditions of Christmastime as biblical wisdom and personal conscience allow.

As we make decisions in motherhood, we can move away from impulsive reactions to our own growing up experiences and towards reasoned, Christ-dependent responses.

Setting an achievable, consistent goal can help us build a thriving prayer life. Even just five minutes a day makes a huge difference!

Just as a balanced diet of food promotes physical health, a balanced diet of information encourages spiritual health for busy moms and their families.

One of the best presents we can give our kids is a mom who seeks the Lord.

Evil should make us angry—but not every occasion demands a display of anger.

God is gracious to use both the good and challenging aspects of decision-making to help us grow in relationship with him and one another.

So, you want to speak life-giving words to your littles, but you feel awkward getting started? Here are a few natural times that you can practice today.

Mama, your theology matters. No, it doesn't feel like it makes any difference when you are sleep deprived, bouncing a fussy infant, sending a disobedient toddler to time-out, picking cheerio crumbs out of your rug, or wiping up a potty-training accident. But is that really the case? Have you ever stopped to think about how your theology - the belief system that anchors your life - is a subtle guide that directs much of what you do?